South Korean President to Push for Free Trade Deal

South Korean president Lee Myung Bak is on his first official visit to the US this week. Before he meets with President Bush on Saturday at Camp David, he'll try to persuade skeptical members of Congress to ratify a pending bilateral free trade agreement. Even though the deal was brokered a year ago, lawmakers in both nations must still sign off on it before it can go into affect. FSRN's Jason Strother has the story from Seoul.

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